Work-permit archive · Iurispa
Work permits ≠ immigration permits
Explore the work-permit records published by Iurispa and their declared links to immigration categories. These are separate catalogues: a link does not prove equivalence or permission to work.
View migration catalogue (Spanish) →in four categories
Preserved catalogue
Explore historical work permits
Work Permit for Asylum Seekers with a Pending Application
Persons whose application for refugee status recognition is pending before ONPAR and CONARE.
4 requirements in the sourceOther permitsWork Permit for Stateless Persons
Persons recognized as stateless by the competent Panamanian authorities.
4 requirements in the sourceOther permitsWork Permit under Humanitarian Protection for Victims of Human Trafficking
Foreign persons identified as trafficking victims who receive humanitarian migratory protection from the Panamanian State.
4 requirements in the sourceOther permitsWork Permit for Self Employed or Independent Workers
Foreigners with residence status who carry out an economic activity on their own account, without an employment relationship with an employer.
5 requirements in the sourceOther permitsWork Permit Compatible with Studies for Foreign Students
Foreign students with a valid student visa who wish to work in a manner compatible with their academic schedule.
5 requirements in the sourceOther permitsTemporary Work Permit for Specialized Technicians
Highly specialized foreign technicians entering Panama for a short period for the installation, maintenance or training on specific equipment or processes.
5 requirements in the sourceOther permitsWork Permit for International Artists and Entertainment
Foreign artists, musicians and entertainment staff hired for temporary performances in Panama.
5 requirements in the sourceOther permitsWork Permit for Professional Foreign Athletes
Foreign athletes hired by Panamanian clubs or sports federations to take part in local competitions or leagues.
5 requirements in the sourceData access
Provenance travels with every record.
The JSON includes all 24 bilingual records, their source paths and the historical-unverified status. It makes no eligibility determination.